So today I wanted to execute a command to download files through url. That command was 'axel'.
I just did this:
$ axelThen the terminal told me that axel was not installed. And so it offered me if I would let it download and install by the terminal itself, no dnf command to execute no nothing. I was waiting if it would ask me for 'sudo' password but it did not.
Hence the package was downloaded and installed without requiring the sudo password which I must would have to if I were going through 'dnf'.
Maybe it is a bug of fedora or it's the same policy that the new Fedora has. But I think as a linux user there must be privacy and at least ask for sudo password for any package to download or install.

















